IT consulting · Public agency

STC for IT Professional Services Framework Agreement, 5400029248

State of South Carolina, State Fiscal Accountability Authority, Division of Procurement Services (Materials Management Office)

Listed as active on Oct 2 — confirm with issuer

Last verified October 2, 2026

Complete Amendment 4 replacement solicitation reviewed October 2, 2026.

Issuer and solicitation

Issuer: State of South Carolina, State Fiscal Accountability Authority, Division of Procurement Services (Materials Management Office) · State government procurement office
Reference: 5400029248
Buyer type: Public agency
Issued: May 13, 2026 · Amendment 4 (September 28, 2026) replaces the original solicitation and Amendments 1–3 in their entirety

Scope

Project-based, time-bound IT services across eight lots: analytics, infrastructure architecture, privacy, governance/risk/compliance, service management, strategy and enterprise services, procurement support, and AI.

Key dates

Proposal deadline: November 30, 2026 · 11:00 AM; timezone not stated; confirm with issuer
Questions due: October 13, 2026 · 5:00 PM; timezone not stated · submit using Attachment J

Pre-proposal conference June 3, 2026 was non-mandatory and has passed
Estimated term February 12, 2027 – February 11, 2030, subject to final award

Submission and qualification requirements

A South Carolina vendor number is mandatory before submitting; registration may take up to 30 days.
Show lot expertise and three recent comparable contracts for each proposed lot.
Complete the required security responses, evaluation workbook and amended forms.
Comply with applicable offshore and data-location provisions.
Follow the online SCEIS submission instructions.
Excluded: staff augmentation/temporary staffing, ongoing managed services, ongoing maintenance and support, and standalone information-resource purchases; limited project hypercare may qualify.

Published budget and contract structure

Published budget: No fixed published award value

Propose for one or multiple lots.
Multiple-award framework; work is then competed through separate task orders.
No guaranteed purchases.

Official sources

Check the official notice for updates.